 Global bacon shortage 'unavoidable' The British agency in charge of the nation's pig industry says the world is on the verge of a significant pork and bacon shortage as early as next year because of rising feed costs.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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One of the dumbest things I've seen the US FedGov do yet for the following reasons:
1) Driving up the cost of corn and makes less available for food and feed.
2) Ethanol blended gas negatively impacts fuel milage.
3) Ethanol blened gas destroys small engines. I've seen the effects first hand on outboard marine engines, lawnmowers, etc.
One of the dumbest things I've seen the US FedGov do yet for the following reasons:
1) Driving up the cost of corn and makes less available for food and feed.
2) Ethanol blended gas negatively impacts fuel milage.
3) Ethanol blened gas destroys small engines. I've seen the effects first hand on outboard marine engines, lawnmowers, etc.
Bingo.
One of the dumbest things I've seen the US FedGov do yet for the following reasons:
1) Driving up the cost of corn and makes less available for food and feed.
2) Ethanol blended gas negatively impacts fuel milage.
3) Ethanol blened gas destroys small engines. I've seen the effects first hand on outboard marine engines, lawnmowers, etc.
Totally agree with 1.
But 2), yes but it also extends oil supplies with a renweable source. (should be switchgrass, not corn)
and 3) It's corrosive, so if the engine isn't designed for it - don't use it!
3) It's corrosive, so if the engine isn't designed for it - don't use it!
Kind of hard to find regular gas without ethanol these days...
3) It's corrosive, so if the engine isn't designed for it - don't use it!
Kind of hard to find regular gas without ethanol these days...
The only place I know is a few marinas.
It's a Jewish conspiracy!
Old joke:
What is a Jewish dilemma?
Free ham.
3) It's corrosive, so if the engine isn't designed for it - don't use it!
Kind of hard to find regular gas without ethanol these days...
The only place I know is a few marinas.
It's not a big deal to retrofit. Get rid of rubber fuel lines, cork gaskets . . .
Besides the point though. My bacon supply is safe. I don't get it from the stores, I get the pork belly from a farmer, and cure and smoke it myself. Mmmmmmm! And easy too!
I do not like bacon